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Cupping in Barnsley, England (4)

  • Mobile service

    Sattva Health & Beauty Massage

    8.5 mi Kirkgate, 140, WF1 1TU, Wakefield

    Cupping Dry Or Fire

    £25.00
    45min

    Fire Cupping Massage ( Single Cup- Back Area)

    £30.00
    30min

    Head Massage( Shiroabhyanga )

    £30.00
    30min

  • Natural Remedy

    12.7 mi 85, Bower lane, WF13 4PP, Dewsbury

    Cupping Treatment package 1

    This service includes dry and wet cupping.
    £30.00
    30min

    Cupping Treatment package 2

    This service includes a combination of therapies! Enjoy a relaxing hot stone massage. This is followed by a Swedish massage. Then followed on by dry and wet cupping!
    £50.00
    1h

    Cupping Treatment package 3

    This service includes a more focused treatment. If your suffering from an injury, this treatment package will suit you best. The time will be spent using various treatments to help you feel better. Acupuncture and Cupping is also included in this package.
    £60.00
    1h

  • Back In Shape Guy

    12.6 mi 41 Curlew Way, Sheffield

    Dry Cupping Only

    £30.00
    25min
    Dry Cupping Only, Back or Legs.
    + 1 more options

    Raynor Massage (Authentic DEEP TISSUE)

    £50.00
    1h
    Unique Technique to find and get rid of tension in the body & mind.
    + 2 more options

    Cupping & Raynor DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE

    £50.00
    1h
    Unique Technique to find and get rid of tension in the body & mind. Mix with cupping Therapy.
    + 2 more options

  • The avenue skin clinic (TASC)

    12.7 mi 95a Norfolk Road, Stafford Road Rear Entrance, S2 2SZ, Sheffield

    Dry Cupping (20 Minutes)

    Cupping therapy is an ancient form alternative therapy which dates back to ancient Egyptian, Chinese and middle Eastern cultures. During cupping therapy therapists apply glass, bamboo or silicone cups to the skin for a few minutes to create suction. The application of cups can be used to treat a variety of conditions such as: muscle pain and tension, Reduced joint movement, headaches, Back pain and sciatica, stress and anxiety. Initially the vacuum application of the cup pulls blood into an area. This leads to the effected tissue becoming saturated with fresh blood. This saturation can often leave a circular mark, which is consistent with a hicky or love bite mark. However, this usually disappears after a day or so and happens to a lesser extent on subsequent treatments. Neovascularisation (new blood vessel formation), occurs in response to blood being draw into the tissue. This leads to an increase in nutrient and oxygen content within the localised area. Due to the vacuum effect, the soft tissue often experiences micro-trauma and separation between the tissue layers. The body responds to this micro-trauma by stimulating an inflammatory response, which is the natural process of healing. During this stage, the body releases chemicals such as white blood cells, platelets and fibroblasts to initiate healing. Finally, the stretch that is produced in the soft tissue and fascia leads to a relaxation effect within the muscle, which results improved range of motion and performance. In summary, Dry Cupping helps aid soft tissue injuries and reduce pain or discomfort by: Increasing localised circulation, Increasing oxygenation and nutrient content within the tissue, Removing stagnant blood and waste products, Re-initiating the healing process to micro-trauma, Stretches fascia and connective tissue, which leads to a relaxation response.
    £20.00
    30min

    Wet Cupping Hijama 5 Cups (20 Minutes)

    Wet Cupping therapy or Hijama is an ancient form alternative therapy which dates back to ancient Egyptian, Chinese and middle Eastern cultures. During cupping therapy therapists apply glass, bamboo or silicone cups to the skin for a few minutes to create suction, a few small incisions are made to the skin to release stagnant blood. The application of cups can be used to treat a variety of conditions such as: muscle pain and tension, Reduced joint movement, headaches, Back pain and sciatica, stress and anxiety. Initially the vacuum application of the cup pulls blood into an area. This leads to the effected tissue becoming saturated with fresh blood. This saturation can often leave a circular mark, which is consistent with a hicky or love bite mark. However, this usually disappears after a day or so and happens to a lesser extent on subsequent treatments. Neovascularisation (new blood vessel formation), occurs in response to blood being draw into the tissue. This leads to an increase in nutrient and oxygen content within the localised area. Due to the vacuum effect, the soft tissue often experiences micro-trauma and separation between the tissue layers. The body responds to this micro-trauma by stimulating an inflammatory response, which is the natural process of healing. During this stage, the body releases chemicals such as white blood cells, platelets and fibroblasts to initiate healing. Finally, the stretch that is produced in the soft tissue and fascia leads to a relaxation effect within the muscle, which results improved range of motion and performance. In summary, Dry Cupping helps aid soft tissue injuries and reduce pain or discomfort by: Increasing localised circulation, Increasing oxygenation and nutrient content within the tissue, Removing stagnant blood and waste products, Re-initiating the healing process to micro-trauma, Stretches fascia and connective tissue, which leads to a relaxation response. Wet Cupping Or Hijama 20 minute sessions consist of 5 cups for £30. Each additional cup thereafter is £4. All our cups are disposable and hypoallergenic and cleanliness is paramount.
    £30.00
    45min

    TCA 35% Chemical Peel Face & Neck Course Of 6

    £250.00
    30min